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The spirit of Islamic economics versus loan sharks: investigating intentions to use loan sharks in Aceh, Indonesia

Journal of Islamic Marketing
Purpose This study aims to determine whether the relationship between the Muslim community and moneylenders is important even though the practice of moneylenders is clearly forbidden in Islam. This study examines a model consisting of two major theories, namely, the theory of planned behavior (TPB) and marketing theory, and the existence of the ...
Safwan Kamal, Izra Berakon
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Loan Sharks and Small Fry

Histoire urbaine, 2018
Comme d’autres sciences humaines, l’économie répond d’une manière ou d’une autre au présent. Pour autant, les manuels d’économie comportent peu de références à l’historicité du crédit à la consommation en lien avec les modes contemporains de recours à la banque et à l’usage des cartes. L’économie n’offre en effet pas le meilleur moyen de s’y intéresser.
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The Art of a Loan: “When the Loan Sharks Meet Damien Hirst’s ‘$12-Million Stuffed Shark’”

Pace Law Review, 2015
Part I of this Article introduces the reader to the typical types of loans that banks make, includes an in-depth description of a secured loan, and finishes with a discussion of the due diligence requirements of banks. Part II identifies the unique complexities posed by art when it is used as collateral, comparing and contrasting the banks’ process ...
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Microfinance and Loan Sharking

2018
As we take into account these stories of recurring financial system instability, it raises the question of if it is even possible to make banking and financial stable and serve the purpose of social provisioning. At every turn there seems to be a new innovation that has become all the rage because it promises great things for people and the environment
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Loan Sharks

2017
Predatory lending: A problem rooted in the past that continues today. Looking for an investment return that could exceed 500 percent annually; maybe even twice that much? Private, unregulated lending to high-risk borrowers is the answer, or at least it was in the United States for much of the period from the Civil ...
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Microfinance Cooperation Base On Loan Sharks

International Journal of Supply Chain Management
This study aims to observe the motivational factors for the moneylender business of the Batak tribe known as shark loans. The discriminant analysis method is used to classify motivation into two different factors based on the pull and push theory. The testing was also carried out on two different groups of respondents, namely the favorable and the ...
Asyari Hasan, Riris Aishah Prasetyowati
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